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1, Ziemssenstraße, 80336, München, Oberbayern, DE Germany
contacts phone: +49 89 440057400
website: www.fbi.klinikum.uni-muenchen.de
larger map & directionsLatitude: 48.1314041, Longitude: 11.5608933
Filippo Picciarella
::Good morning, I wanted to thank the team at this clinic. In June I had a heart attack I spent 3 days in the intensive ward 2 days in the ward I must say a super time overall professional friendliness punctual. In September I had a check-up, 2 days of hospitalization, exceptional compliments, a truly excellent clinic ❤️👏
De Anne
::I'm currently here on the M2. I am extremely satisfied. All employees are very friendly and helpful. Everything is half as bad when you are greeted with a smile in the morning. Very competent medical staff and not to mention the PK's. I feel very comfortable here, the tea kitchen is great and the food tastes great. Thank you very much for your valuable work💐
Freddie Carpool
::Very competent and quick (although not pleasant for me) diagnosis. Beautiful bright 2 bed room, TV, telephone (chargeable) WiFi FREE. Toilet and bathroom with shower in the room. Friendly and courteous nursing staff. Drinks such as tea, coffee, water at any time and free of charge in a patient lounge. Food - it's edible but it's not great. You definitely feel well looked after, understood and that you have arrived at the right place. Very good contact point for nerve and muscle problems.
Thomas Sedlbauer
::I am more than thrilled!! Never had a diagnosis like this before. Everyone was very friendly and the doctors were more than competent! I can only recommend this institute in the LMU to everyone. Thank you
Meinhard Berger
::Friendly nurses, nurses and doctors. Extensive research and information. Clinic rooms old but clean, I think mainly 2 bed rooms. You survive on food, you can get coffee, water and tea at any time, and if you can't walk you can get room service. Gladly again, well who likes to be in the hospital. At least we tried to answer questions in non-medical German and looked for solutions. You all have my trust!